Unfortunately I'm going on the 1st of July to bury a family member. If I had to choose between that and staying home I'd probably choose the latter. But still stinks a lot of people can't get away from the grind whether they can't afford it or in my case run a small business and therefore can never leave lol
@@One-Crazy-Cat man i hate em all but this is the one year in 14 years I CAN afford to....and still dont want to because i know its gonna get worse so im saving smh
Yeah I agree, the golden era of American automobiles was undoubtedly the 50s, 60s and part.of the 70s. When the USA was the automotive standard of the world.
I literally clicked on this as a random thumbnail because I recognized the car. My grandparents (who passed in 2011 and 2017) had a gold LTD just like this one when I was a kid. They sold it in 1995 to buy a brand new Grand Marquis which ultimately was their last car. So many amazing memories of riding around in that car. I still remember the smell of that interior and the clock that rolled the time like an odometer. Thanks for bringing up some warm memories
I can vouch for that. Had a 76 LTD wagon, in "Bigfoot blue", a silver 76 Grand Marquis, fully loaded, and a triple black 77 Mk V. The last two had 460s. 80 mph road pillows (back when the speed limit was 55 🤣).
That old car is truely the great Americana vehicle that our highways and byways are missing these days. Reminds me of many mile on the road in the back seat of one of these glorious cars. I'd gladly drive even today, versus my minivan that lacks excitement and style.
Reminds me of family vacations in the old plymouth valiant. Minus the cigarette smoke, fighting parents, and the occasional roadside whoopin lol. Ah the 70s what a time to grow up in.
My late dad was a fan of those big Ford cars LTD, Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis, and Lincoln Continental Town Car. They are very comfortable and smooth riding. I remember watching the commercials when a diamond cutter from Tiffany's cut a $50,000 diamond in the back seat.
I ALSO remember Father Guido Sarduchi on Saturday Night Live with Dan Ackroid cutting something in the back seat (posing as a Rabbi) It looked like a Mercury Montego (which they called the Royal Deluxe
Mexican singer Chalino Sanchez playing in the radio was awesome, he was very popular in the early 80's till 1992 when he was killed by the cartels, hearing that music in those cars back in the day was really something, people now days drive fancy suv's and pick up trucks, people back in the days drove big cars and trucks wefe more for work. Super nice car!!!
I grew up with my Dad owning a 1975 LTD, silver with blue interior and matching blue vinyl roof with a 400/2 barell, more plain than yours (no hidden headlights). VERY SMOOTH, quiet, comfortable, with ZERO road feel. Pot holes, NO PROBLEM! Thank you for sharing this!
Paul here calling from London, UK. Thank you for the joy of allowing me to accompany you with your family on the journey in that fantastic LTD! I love America!
That car brings back so many memories. My folks had a Ford LTD in the 70's/early 80's. It was brown on brown. Almost the color of milk chocolate. During the summer my mom would take all the kids in our neighborhood to the pool. That car had a huge back seat.
I've caught myself binge watching your channel lately. You do what most of us do, make it work. Also, not be too sappy, my dad passed when I was 6. I never got to wrench with him. I really enjoy watching you and JD work together.
These kind of cars were meant to be highway cruisers. The best kinds for long trips. Lots of room , comfy , better AC than todays , dont wear you out driving , do good in adverse weather conditions , hold plenty of luggage and a few road trip tools , and actualy not to bad on fuel. Honestly compare some of the recent vehicle mileage to them and once you see through the Bull , you might just be sshocked. Im jealous you found a New Car basicly. I found found one my Jr. Year in Highschool , low mile 68 4dr Chrysler with 440 , auto everything worked great. Bought cheap , sat low so bought rear spring hangers and raised it a notch or two. That summer did regular maintenance and tune up , plug wires and all that stuff , changed trans filter and fluid . Picked up a friends Mom to take her from Kansas to South of Ft.Worth Dallas area , and stayed a week then they came back to NW Kansas with me. Never missed a lick , drove and ran great , didnt break me buying fuel. Love em All.
Had a 2 door 78 ford LTD back in the early eighties!! The shocks and springs were already shot and it was like being in a boat!! Family joked about it being the uncle buck car after that movie came out!! Big boats back then!! And not great on gas either!!
You guys didn't live through the REAL high water mark of the American civilization.. The FIFTIES....and very early 60's. Before JFK/Dallas and MLK/RFK/VietNam/etc.....
I'm not able to go on vacation this year so I'm glad you decided to take us. Alone while you and your family injoy yours God bless y'all and pray that you all have a wonderful and safe trip .❤❤
Those formations are called buttes. That LTD brins back fond memories. We had when I was younger, the small block seized up and my Pops pulled a 390 out of a T bird to replace it. Afterwards that car made three trips from New Jersey to South Dakota and several long trips in between. What a great car. I'm glad you guys had fun👍👍👍
OMG!!! One of my first cars! I drove one for years! It was basically totaled. Someone had ripped up the side of it running into a tree prior my dad buying it for me. I sat on a telephone book and then changed to a Pillow! I so miss that car! It was a beast! Plus it was fast!
Man alive that takes me back. In 2000 I was part of some exchange programme and I lived in West Yellowstone for 3 months (I’m from the midlands U.K.) and it was quite an experience. Thanks for the memory jogger.
Man I would have hated a car like this 20 years ago, but now when someone says what’s a car you’d like in your garage? This is what comes to mind. Huge late 70’s yacht is ideal now. Great video.
This took me back. I owned a similar car in the 1980s, and my mother had the station wagon version. Both of them were 1974s with 400/2V engines, so they were running _leaded_ regular. One of my fondest memories was road tripping that barge from Portland Maine to Washington DC. It took forever with the 55 MPH speed limit, because you couldn't reliably get away with going faster than 60-64, especially in CT.
Yea buddy! The State boys in CT were the Hitler Youth back in the day! I remember very well getting several "driver awards" while trucking through that toilet!
@@michaelchevreaux7780 Leaded regular was still available and cheaper than unleaded while I had my LTD. Shortly after that it wasn’t sold for automotive use.
Awesome video! I live in Cody, and I saw you guys at my friend Kyle's Sinclair gas station as I drove by on main street, and I definitely noticed that beautiful car!
That LTD is a grand old ride! And in immaculate condition. Thanks to these land yachts I was given my first job painting cars. As a kid that was 6'5" I could reach to the center of the car and paint these things. Boy I mean I painted a bunch of them too. Spraying untold gallons of acrylic enamel! Nice family road trip. Thanks for sharing.
That is a really nice car you have there that is a real car you don't see those cars anymore All we have now is stupid cars All the good ones are about gone thank you for taking care of that one it is so beautiful
A fellow Pontiac guy, but will admit Ford AC was the superior system back then. Could get nice condensation blowing out of the vents, even on a 90 degree day. Plus the Philco AM radio will pull in everything.
I just gotta say, you have quickly become one of my favorite channels to watch! I love how you get the whole family involved in your content, and you do stuff a regular old guy with a garage and some tools can do. Keep up the amazing content!!
This video reminds me of our childhood car. Our family had a 1973 LTD station wagon that looked just like your LTD in the interior and that long hood. Brought back great memories. Unbelievable that old car made that trip without one issue. I realize it’s a low mileage car… but 45 year old parts are old and just fail. No failures whatsoever !!!
25 years ago, I had a 1977 LTD 2-Door, yellow with a brown landau top. Old girl had a 400ci motor with a 3 speed and the best part - she had a working 8 track player. I too had an underhood fire from a bad fuel line. Bought the car for $300. Sold it, 3 years later for $500....win, win.
Mom, dad, and 4 kids in a Country Squire Wagon. Why do I want to sing "Holiday Road" so much? Ok, Clark only had 2 kids, but he had that wagon, and thru hell or high water, he was determined to make it to Walley World😁
My grandpa had a very early 70's model. Green on green. I remember riding in it in the later 70's and 80's and it was a very nice car. I can still hear the click sounds the doors made when opening them. When he died in 2001 I bet it didn't have 30,000 miles on it. Ford Love Tool Daddy
Thanks for the memories Dalton. Although maybe I should have skipped this . I so miss my summers at the cabin outside the east gate we use to drive from CT to Laramie for a few days then on to Cody and up to the cabin . Did that for nearly 20 years. I spent one summer working as a wrangler at Pahaska Tee Pee taking tourist on trial rides in the mountains. Probably the best summer of my life , maybe because I had the cabin to stay at and not the room at the back corral with the horses . But either way it's something I'll never forget 😢. We would make up all kinds of stories to tell on the rides . I'm in hundreds of tourists family photos. Oh and I beat up some Amish kid who thought he was a tough guy. Almost forgot about that
What a great film . Simple family fun, the excitement of cacti and tunnels, and the vastness of the US. As a European I never completely appreciate how big your country is
My family of 7 drove from MS to the very top of Iowa in one of these . It was a round trip of 1990 miles. Those were the days. No seatbelts, and no room in a floater tank. We drove all the way across Missouri from St. Louis to KC . Went to the awesome Science museum in St. Louis . There’s nothing like a long trip with your family.
In 1977 I bought a new '77 Ford pickup truck, traded my car in the deal. The dealership couldn't get my new Truck ready before they closed shop for the day. So they loaned me a new 1977 Ford LTD brougham. Man, I was thinking now i don't want no pickup truck! Ha It was a nice driver and smooth ride!
Thanks for taking us along! I am loving discovering the USA in the process! So glad the LTD got to lift her skirts and stretch her knees!! Greetings from Cape Town 😊
I can’t afford a summer vacation this year. Thank GOD you graciously invited me to join you on yours!
Biden economics got me too.
Are we there yet?
Are we there yet?
Are we there yet?
Unfortunately I'm going on the 1st of July to bury a family member. If I had to choose between that and staying home I'd probably choose the latter. But still stinks a lot of people can't get away from the grind whether they can't afford it or in my case run a small business and therefore can never leave lol
@@One-Crazy-Cat man i hate em all but this is the one year in 14 years I CAN afford to....and still dont want to because i know its gonna get worse so im saving smh
You Vote for him. You decide wrong. Easy as that
The reflection of the LTD in the mirror finish of that fuel tanker was magnificent
Looks like some kind of chopped top lead sled.
Absolutely!!!
Every time I see a stainless tanker on TV I think of the Movie ‘Cars’ and the soundtrack that went with it ‘ Life on the Highway, all night long’ lol
I wish we had more of these beautiful American cars in Australia you guys are lucky love this channel and pole barn garage
100% pure American majesty
The LTD is freaking glorious....she belongs amongst the beauty of Yellowstone🙌
JD is the best sidekick on you tube 👍🇺🇸
Jess ain't to bad either.
You can tell he's being raised good
@@colinl9018 Agreed. Her giggles with the tunnel horn honking were the best!
Cars like this LTD is what made America GREAT
Oh, to long for a large four dor sedan made in the good Old U.S. AND A!!!!!
It's NO Wonder Why America Has Gone Downhill😢💔
Yeah I agree, the golden era of American automobiles was undoubtedly the 50s, 60s and part.of the 70s. When the USA was the automotive standard of the world.
We had a 400cid LTD here in Australia in the 70s. I loved it.
JD using a actual map, most kids today couldn't open one.
I'll bet he could fold it, too.
@@jwrocketsi struggle to do that😂
You’d have thought he’d have known Nebraska city is in Nebraska not Iowa.
@@corydriver7634The bigger Kansas City is in Missouri, so I can see how it might be confusing…
I loved seeing that!
I literally clicked on this as a random thumbnail because I recognized the car. My grandparents (who passed in 2011 and 2017) had a gold LTD just like this one when I was a kid. They sold it in 1995 to buy a brand new Grand Marquis which ultimately was their last car. So many amazing memories of riding around in that car. I still remember the smell of that interior and the clock that rolled the time like an odometer. Thanks for bringing up some warm memories
Those were great cars. Solidly built
I sure wish they still made cars like that one. We didn't realize how good we had it. God bless you and your family! 🙏✝️
Air con and cruise?! What?
Heck yeah! Low buck doesn't have to mean suffering. Love that old boat!
honestly probably the most comfortable road trip vehicle.
I can vouch for that. Had a 76 LTD wagon, in "Bigfoot blue", a silver 76 Grand Marquis, fully loaded, and a triple black 77 Mk V. The last two had 460s. 80 mph road pillows (back when the speed limit was 55 🤣).
It’s a LOVE BOAT
That old car is truely the great Americana vehicle that our highways and byways are missing these days. Reminds me of many mile on the road in the back seat of one of these glorious cars. I'd gladly drive even today, versus my minivan that lacks excitement and style.
Petition to call that old girl the "Golden Bullet LTD". What an absolute cruiser.
8:22
I like "Goldhammer".
NO!! "Goldmember"!!
Petition to stop people giving cars names.
@@andrewmeadows2596 Nicknames are fine, but giving cars "real people" names is dumb. I call my white van "The Marshmallow".
Never, never apologize for being with your family, Sir! Life is too fast not to enjoy.
Reminds me of family vacations in the old plymouth valiant. Minus the cigarette smoke, fighting parents, and the occasional roadside whoopin lol. Ah the 70s what a time to grow up in.
Yep, if I have to stop this car!
My first car was a 74 Coupe with 42k miles in 1980 , loved it.
My late dad was a fan of those big Ford cars LTD, Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis, and Lincoln Continental Town Car. They are very comfortable and smooth riding. I remember watching the commercials when a diamond cutter from Tiffany's cut a $50,000 diamond in the back seat.
I ALSO remember Father Guido Sarduchi on Saturday Night Live with Dan Ackroid cutting something in the back seat (posing as a Rabbi) It looked like a Mercury Montego (which they called the Royal Deluxe
Mexican singer Chalino Sanchez playing in the radio was awesome, he was very popular in the early 80's till 1992 when he was killed by the cartels, hearing that music in those cars back in the day was really something, people now days drive fancy suv's and pick up trucks, people back in the days drove big cars and trucks wefe more for work. Super nice car!!!
A dream trip buddy! Traveling on your four-wheeled treasure really made it more fascinating ! Congrat ! from the shores of Mar del Plata in Argentina
❤😂 wow, listening to Chalino Sanchez in golden 1978 LTD land yacht..... that was beautiful man.
I grew up with my Dad owning a 1975 LTD, silver with blue interior and matching blue vinyl roof with a 400/2 barell, more plain than yours (no hidden headlights). VERY SMOOTH, quiet, comfortable, with ZERO road feel. Pot holes, NO PROBLEM! Thank you for sharing this!
I absolutely LOVE that car. It's like the Holy Grail of barn finds.
Paul here calling from London, UK. Thank you for the joy of allowing me to accompany you with your family on the journey in that fantastic LTD! I love America!
That car brings back so many memories. My folks had a Ford LTD in the 70's/early 80's. It was brown on brown. Almost the color of milk chocolate. During the summer my mom would take all the kids in our neighborhood to the pool. That car had a huge back seat.
My boss had a LTD. He said it cost him a lot with all the extras.
He'd call it his "Last Thin Dime"
I just finished watching the last vid, Now I get to watch another one, thanks Dalton.
Is the pizza factree closed?
I've caught myself binge watching your channel lately. You do what most of us do, make it work. Also, not be too sappy, my dad passed when I was 6. I never got to wrench with him. I really enjoy watching you and JD work together.
JD has it made in that comfy back seat. Plenty of room.
Now THAT’S COOL 😎. I always wanted to drive a big sedan like that from coast to coast 👍
These kind of cars were meant to be highway cruisers. The best kinds for long trips. Lots of room , comfy , better AC than todays , dont wear you out driving , do good in adverse weather conditions , hold plenty of luggage and a few road trip tools , and actualy not to bad on fuel. Honestly compare some of the recent vehicle mileage to them and once you see through the Bull , you might just be sshocked. Im jealous you found a New Car basicly. I found found one my Jr. Year in Highschool , low mile 68 4dr Chrysler with 440 , auto everything worked great. Bought cheap , sat low so bought rear spring hangers and raised it a notch or two. That summer did regular maintenance and tune up , plug wires and all that stuff , changed trans filter and fluid . Picked up a friends Mom to take her from Kansas to South of Ft.Worth Dallas area , and stayed a week then they came back to NW Kansas with me. Never missed a lick , drove and ran great , didnt break me buying fuel. Love em All.
Clark, she’s a beaut 👍. Car looks like it was build to last a lifetime.
The old LTD is King of the Road!
Had a 2 door 78 ford LTD back in the early eighties!! The shocks and springs were already shot and it was like being in a boat!! Family joked about it being the uncle buck car after that movie came out!! Big boats back then!! And not great on gas either!!
The 1970s were the best decade ever.
The 60s for cars. The 70s cars sucked and it got worse in the 80s.
Yeah emissions really did anything after the early 70s cars in.
@@devengudinas1649 The EPA killed performance.
I lived through all three of those decades and cars were always fun.
You guys didn't live through the REAL high water mark of the American civilization..
The FIFTIES....and very early
60's. Before JFK/Dallas and
MLK/RFK/VietNam/etc.....
I'm not able to go on vacation this year so I'm glad you decided to take us. Alone while you and your family injoy yours God bless y'all and pray that you all have a wonderful and safe trip .❤❤
Great Fun! laughter and horns in tunnels is priceless
What a fun road trip. Thankfully, the LTD held together and seems like it was a good trip.
Possibly one of the best PBG videos yet. Bravo! 🥰
My dad's friend had one with over 600000 miles..He loved the comfort and great ride..
Thankful you got home safe!
Stunning scenery and your LTD was right at home, thanks for sharing
And while in Yellowstone, remember two things; the fluffy cows do not like hugs, and cute little bear cubs have mommies.
In Nebraska you can watch your dog run away for 3 days
Those formations are called buttes. That LTD brins back fond memories. We had when I was younger, the small block seized up and my Pops pulled a 390 out of a T bird to replace it. Afterwards that car made three trips from New Jersey to South Dakota and several long trips in between. What a great car. I'm glad you guys had fun👍👍👍
The 302 Was Far Too Small a Engine For a Pre 1982 LTD.
OMG!!! One of my first cars! I drove one for years! It was basically totaled. Someone had ripped up the side of it running into a tree prior my dad buying it for me. I sat on a telephone book and then changed to a Pillow! I so miss that car! It was a beast! Plus it was fast!
Man alive that takes me back. In 2000 I was part of some exchange programme and I lived in West Yellowstone for 3 months (I’m from the midlands U.K.) and it was quite an experience. Thanks for the memory jogger.
Fabulous Iconic car, I can’t see why the lady at Yellowstone wanted to photograph it ❤
Should Be Obvious Why.
Thanks for taking us along. Reflection of the LTD in the tanker was great!
Excellent edited footage! Great stuff! Thanks for sharing!
Liked before the end. Love some PBG!
Man I would have hated a car like this 20 years ago, but now when someone says what’s a car you’d like in your garage? This is what comes to mind. Huge late 70’s yacht is ideal now. Great video.
This took me back. I owned a similar car in the 1980s, and my mother had the station wagon version. Both of them were 1974s with 400/2V engines, so they were running _leaded_ regular. One of my fondest memories was road tripping that barge from Portland Maine to Washington DC. It took forever with the 55 MPH speed limit, because you couldn't reliably get away with going faster than 60-64, especially in CT.
Yea buddy! The State boys in CT were the Hitler Youth back in the day! I remember very well getting several "driver awards" while trucking through that toilet!
@@PeterGriswald CT is the insurance capitol of the world, and that leads to _over-zealous_ enforcement of speed limits.
@@michaelchevreaux7780 Leaded regular was still available and cheaper than unleaded while I had my LTD. Shortly after that it wasn’t sold for automotive use.
@@AcmeRacing
I NEVER Said Leaded ⛽ Gasoline Wasn't Available!
I Said All New Cars Engines Had To Be Able To Run On Unleaded Fuel.
Amazing Car!!!!!
Awesome views. Thanks for taking us along 👍🏻
Looks like you had a great trip!!!! Beautiful country!
This video makes me happy.
Me too
Awesome video! I live in Cody, and I saw you guys at my friend Kyle's Sinclair gas station as I drove by on main street, and I definitely noticed that beautiful car!
Living the dream Dalton , Making memories with Jd AND Jess .
Great car. Ltd 👍🏻
Greatings from Sweden
I've Seen Some Swedish Guys Like Big Old American Cars.
Great old car, that LTD!
That LTD is a grand old ride! And in immaculate condition. Thanks to these land yachts I was given my first job painting cars. As a kid that was 6'5" I could reach to the center of the car and paint these things. Boy I mean I painted a bunch of them too. Spraying untold gallons of acrylic enamel! Nice family road trip. Thanks for sharing.
My grandma had one almost identical. It was yellow though. She gifted it to her house cleaner after a couple years. What a legend.
Enjoy seeing videos of this car out and about driving and taken care of.
😍 An extra PBG video!?! THANK YOU!?! omg ...😀 Something good to watch!!! YES!?!
You crack me up dude!😂
JD is quite handy with the camera.
Thanks to JD for showing us a map…wish there was more of that on TH-cam road trips.
That is a really nice car you have there that is a real car you don't see those cars anymore All we have now is stupid cars All the good ones are about gone thank you for taking care of that one it is so beautiful
A fellow Pontiac guy, but will admit Ford AC was the superior system back then. Could get nice condensation blowing out of the vents, even on a 90 degree day. Plus the Philco AM radio will pull in everything.
I just gotta say, you have quickly become one of my favorite channels to watch! I love how you get the whole family involved in your content, and you do stuff a regular old guy with a garage and some tools can do. Keep up the amazing content!!
This video reminds me of our childhood car. Our family had a 1973 LTD station wagon that looked just like your LTD in the interior and that long hood.
Brought back great memories. Unbelievable that old car made that trip without one issue. I realize it’s a low mileage car… but 45 year old parts are old and just fail.
No failures whatsoever !!!
A classic car doing exactly what it was designed to do 👍👍
Even the annoying buzzer still works in that car! I love an old Ford.
Ford LTD,just like a Lincoln
I used to own a '72 LTD convertible and I loved that car. Thanks for the memories.
I knew there was a good reason to stay up till 12
Amen
Awesome car. Glad to see it getting used rather than being stored away.
You guys all packed into that living room on wheels seeing the west is the most American Thing I ever saw. WELL DONE
25 years ago, I had a 1977 LTD 2-Door, yellow with a brown landau top. Old girl had a 400ci motor with a 3 speed and the best part - she had a working 8 track player. I too had an underhood fire from a bad fuel line. Bought the car for $300. Sold it, 3 years later for $500....win, win.
In 1978 we moved across the country in a Country Squire Wagon.
Mom, Dad, and us 4 kids.
I can't imagine how we made it.
Mom, dad, and 4 kids in a Country Squire Wagon. Why do I want to sing "Holiday Road" so much? Ok, Clark only had 2 kids, but he had that wagon, and thru hell or high water, he was determined to make it to Walley World😁
My grandpa had a very early 70's model. Green on green. I remember riding in it in the later 70's and 80's and it was a very nice car. I can still hear the click sounds the doors made when opening them. When he died in 2001 I bet it didn't have 30,000 miles on it. Ford Love Tool Daddy
The part where they listen to alma enamorada❤🇲🇽🕊
Nieves de enero👍
Man, I lived in Wyoming during my late teens into my mid twenties, nice trip down memory lane, thank you
Thanks for the memories Dalton. Although maybe I should have skipped this . I so miss my summers at the cabin outside the east gate we use to drive from CT to Laramie for a few days then on to Cody and up to the cabin . Did that for nearly 20 years. I spent one summer working as a wrangler at Pahaska Tee Pee taking tourist on trial rides in the mountains. Probably the best summer of my life , maybe because I had the cabin to stay at and not the room at the back corral with the horses . But either way it's something I'll never forget 😢. We would make up all kinds of stories to tell on the rides . I'm in hundreds of tourists family photos. Oh and I beat up some Amish kid who thought he was a tough guy. Almost forgot about that
My dad had a 1978 LTD Landau Sedan in cream with brown vinyl top and interior.
Your LTD brings back memories of that car…
Always a rollercoaster with you, love the content.
What a great film . Simple family fun, the excitement of cacti and tunnels, and the vastness of the US. As a European I never completely appreciate how big your country is
Hell ya! Hope you enjoyed Wyoming brother and we treated you right
That LTD is a beauty. I miss hood ornaments.
My family of 7 drove from MS to the very top of Iowa in one of these . It was a round trip of 1990 miles. Those were the days. No seatbelts, and no room in a floater tank. We drove all the way across Missouri from St. Louis to KC . Went to the awesome Science museum in St. Louis . There’s nothing like a long trip with your family.
Perfect car for the vacation, thanks for bringing us along :)
I hope you enjoyed all that construction on I-80... We were through there earlier this month.
Nightmare on the way home
Three weeks ago, I was too, egad!
In 1977 I bought a new '77 Ford pickup truck, traded my car in the deal.
The dealership couldn't get my new Truck ready before they closed shop for the day.
So they loaned me a new 1977 Ford LTD brougham.
Man, I was thinking now i don't want no pickup truck! Ha
It was a nice driver and smooth ride!
I hope yall make it glad your ok after the semi truck accident
The LTD is a great car. Cant wait for the new project car. Thanks for taking us along
Best channels on the whole tube!
Thanks for taking us along! I am loving discovering the USA in the process! So glad the LTD got to lift her skirts and stretch her knees!! Greetings from Cape Town 😊
I have an UNCLE Bob he just turned 76...my hero. 2 tours with U. S.ARMY
VIETNAM 1966 TO 1968.
Another day of living vicariously through your videos.